Sop you beautiful bastards, hope you have a fantastic Monday.

Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show.

I missed you guys over the Thanksgiving break.

But with that said, let's just jump into it.

And the first thing we're going to talk about today

is something that has been referred to as the quote unquote

thought audit. Over the weekend we saw the hashtag thought audit begin to pick up on

Twitter after claims that online sex workers were being reported to the IRS.

And this is less about how this actually started because there's been some debate there.

So I'm saying this has been a serious issue from the beginning, you know, skimping out on taxes,

that's not a joke. Meanwhile, you have people arguing that this had actually started out as a joke that

then was picked up to harass sex workers.

But in general online, we've seen the movement being attributed to someone calling themselves

David Wu on Facebook.

And there we saw Wu link his followers to IRS pages about how to report suspected tax fraud.

And this movement seemed to focus in on people with

premium Snapchat streamers and CAMgirls. The premium Snapchat

if you're not familiar is something that's utilized by a lot of online sex

workers and basically is people paying for access to a private

Snapchat that's most likely going to include nude photos, nude videos, and it's something

that's become a pretty common business practice.

The main point, this movement spread and it was picked up by people like Grush V, who was a pickup artist,

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